Physical Education
The comprehensive Middle School physical education program provides students in sixth through eighth grades with the opportunity to refine their physical skills, develop a lifelong love of activity, and gain essential knowledge for overall well-being. Physical education is an integral part of the University Liggett School Approach to education. The curriculum emphasizes skill development across various activities and sports, fostering a lifelong love of physical fitness and teamwork. We create a safe and enjoyable environment where students can build confidence, character, and personal growth.
Physical Education 6 Full Year (Three Trimesters) Prerequisites: Enrollment as a sixth grade student
Students will also participate in a complementary health education class. This curriculum focuses on crucial topics relevant to Middle School students, including: • Sleep habits and the importance of sleep • Nutrition and healthy eating choices • Life skills development • Puberty and body changes • Healthy decision making Uniform: Students will purchase a University Liggett School physical education uniform from the school Logo Store. Lockers are provided for secure storage of belongings.
Building upon the foundation established in Lower School physical education, students will continue to develop their proficiency in a variety of team and individual sports. Team sports include: touch football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, field hockey, lacrosse, softball, baseball, ice hockey, and floor hockey. Individual sports include track and field and tennis. Students will go beyond basic skills, delving into game strategies and tactics to enhance their performance and understanding of the games they play. In addition, regular fitness activities are incorporated into the program to promote cardiovascular health, strength, and endurance.
2024-2025 ULS Curriculum Guide
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